The Lycan King's Fate Calling

Sylvia's POV:

"Yes. I was made as the scapegoat for the whole thing." I angrily stood from the sofa and walked to the fireplace to try and calm myself down.

"But you didn't do anything. How can they frame you?" Maya exclaimed from behind me.

I took a deep breath and sighed. "They probably planned this a long time ago. Rumors alone are enough to make me suffer, and they knew that." "What if those two insist that you did it?" Maya worriedly asked I sharply turned around and looked at her. "Then we have to stop the source of the rumor. Rufus planned to imprison and interrogate them, but now, things are getting out of hand. There's no way we can stop the rumors from spreading, and people will know about these two sooner or later. If that happens, it'll be hard to explain the whole thing. That's why Rufus and I decided to take them out of the palace and secretly kill them." "Are you sure about this?" Maya nervously replied. "The palace is now heavily guarded. I'm afraid it'll attract a lot of attention if you take them outside the palace."

"Rufus has a way to take them out. We have to succeed so I won't be involved in this matter. You're the only one who knows this except for me and Rufus, so don't you dare leak any information." "Don't worry, Miss Todd. I won't tell anyone about it. But if you need my help, please don't hesitate to ask," Maya said as she put her thumb and index finger together and made a gesture of zipping her lips, indicating that she wouldn't tell anyone.

be, so I won't be needing your help for the time being. What you can do for now is keep an eye on the

vigorously nodded. "Yes,

the rain stopped, and

"If you don't have anything else to say, you can go

Miss Todd. Have a good rest." Maya bowed in respect

the stack of documents he brought back with him to the study and then

all we have to do is wait for the fish to take

I was still in a foul mood. Even though I intended to lower Maya's vigilance, most of what I said was true. I

it because of Maya?"

admit, he was a